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re: Chick-fil-A sandwich too controversial for Cali High School
Posted on 9/14/14 at 2:32 am to BuckyBadger
Posted on 9/14/14 at 2:32 am to BuckyBadger
quote:artifacts of marriage?
What are marital relics
quote:Uh, marriage has existed in every culture, forever, continuously, since before the beginning of history. It seems beyond asinine to say it doesn't.
And, seems pretty presumptuous to assume their idea of "marriage" has any relation to modern marriage.
quote:I....what?
Did you not read the Old Testament? You think I can walk to my neighbor and offer 25 goats for his youngest daughter? Or perhaps only 15 for the older, but more plain one.
Posted on 9/14/14 at 4:39 pm to genro
quote:And these ad what exactly?
artifacts of marriage?
quote:which doesn't mean that it is in any way related to what modern marriage is. Quite simply, women were sold. They were a piece of propery. They didn't choose who they married. And polygamy was quite common.
Uh, marriage has existed in every culture, forever, continuously, since before the beginning of history. It seems beyond asinine to say it doesn't.
Let's look at the story of Jacob. He toiled seven years so he could marry Rachel. Laban then substituted Leah. Jacob gets to marry Rachel by committing to seven more years of work. Is this marriage somehow relevant to today?
Perhaps modern married women should get their own house since beena was typical of early middle eastern marriages.
Or perhaps we should adopt the practices of Old Testament Jews which had no rules imposing fidelity on the husband but death for adulterous wives.
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